District No. 29, Sunnyhill/Union

1855: District established.
1855-1860: The first school was in an old house on E. Ayers' land for 2 years. The next school was in a house on Mr. Hartley Mars' land for one year.
1860: Schoolhouse built.
1883: New schoolhouse built.
1940s: Electricity put in at the school.
1950: Consolidated with District 102.
1985 (1974?): Schoolhouse burned.
- Was a typical country schoolhouse, according to the Stillwater Gazette. A white building with windows along the sides and 2 doors and a window in the entry at the front.
- Was first called Union district.
- Student enrollment: 1899: 26 students (ages 6-15 yrs.).

- 1883 schoolhouse cost $1,000 to build

- In 1898 there were 26 students enrolled at this school

- "John Dillinger created much excitement one day when he drove through the school road with the police in chase almost running into a farmer driving four horses abreast." -Woodbury: A Past to Remember
- "At one time the number of students was down to five and at another time students had to share several desks for lack of room." -Woodbury: A Past to Remember

- Students "tell of a teacher dismissing school so the students could watch an airplane flying over and then returning to their classes when the airplane passed out of sight." - Woodbury: A Past to Remember